Wahala App thinks public safety deserves its own app
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Opeyemi Kareem
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TechCabalWahala App thinks public safety deserves its own apptechcabal.comWahala App is betting that the same instinct that sends Nigerians to X during emergencies can power a platform built specifically for public incident reporting.
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